With his Underground project, photographer Pierre-Louis Ferrer captures the darkness of the subway in Paris with intriguing infrared photos. Started in the Paris metro during the autumn of 2017, this project combines a DLSR modified for infrared photography and invisible light to photograph scenes of life in the subway, where human beings are absorbed by their daily lives. A beautiful series to discover on his portfolio.
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